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@4 – It wasn’t as eye-rolling with Sha-Shan since we hadn’t seen her in years, so it’s entirely conceivable that she got herself in shape, had some work done, etc. With Dr. Kafka it was like a few issues after her “frumpy” appearance that she started looking like a supermodel.
Like Dr Kafka before her, Sha Shan went from homely and plain to a superhot knock-out. It’s kinda eye-rolling actually. Can’t any of the characters have a significant other who doesn’t look like they stepped out of a fashion magazine?
Does Santa Shan bring good boys and girls sandwiches?
Merry Christmas everyone!
That’s Luke Ross art. From the Greg Wiesman back-up
And to thee too, Mr Josh. btw, When did Sha-Shan get hot?… or is that a fan sketch?